Parking Tiles for Driveways & Car Parking Areas in India

Granite tiles are cheaper than slabs because slabs require higher material cost, more complex cutting and handling, heavier installation labour, and additional structural support on upper floors.

Black granite tiles do not fade in colour, but polished surfaces can lose their shine gradually in high-traffic corridors and staircases, making the floor look dull without losing the underlying stone colour.

Vitrified granite-finish tiles are non-porous by manufacture, which means they do not absorb bacteria, oil, or moisture, making them easier to keep hygienic. Natural granite requires regular sealing to maintain the same level of surface hygiene.

Polished granite tiles are not safe for bathroom floors because they become slippery when wet. For bathrooms and wet zones, honed, matte, or flamed finishes are the appropriate choice.

Lighter-coloured granites like Kashmir White and River White should be sealed every two to three years depending on foot traffic and exposure to oil or moisture. Darker granites like Absolute Black and Black Galaxy are denser and typically need sealing less frequently, but should still be sealed at installation.

Natural granite tiles and vitrified tiles are both taxed under GST. The applicable rate varies by HSN classification, ceramic and vitrified tiles are commonly billed under tile-specific HSN codes, while natural granite may fall under building stone codes, so clarify both the HSN and GST rate on your supplier invoice before finalising your landed cost per sq.ft.